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I’ve been considering having Wi-Fi in our ’van for some time, but I do think drilling holes in the roof of a vehicle that’s still under warranty would be a step too far. Until now, there have been several times on tour where the signal has been weak and the vehicle has acted like a…

When space is limited and power is precious, finding the best low wattage slow cooker can make a big difference to your travel experience. Whether you’re parked up for the night or adventuring off-grid, a slow cooker offers an easy, energy-efficient way to enjoy home-cooked meals without draining your power supply.  Although many tourers opt…

The Royal racing yacht Bluebottle GBR192 has written a major new chapter in international Dragon Class history by winning the legendary Marblehead Trophy. This is the first time Great Britain has ever claimed the Marblehead.

The fleet was treated to a full spectrum of conditions over the weekend, beginning with a fresh northeast breeze on Day One. Winds ranged from 8-15 knots, settling at around a punchy 12-14 knots for the opening race.

Ryan McKillen’s Surge wins the day and takes the overall lead at the halfway point of the M32 World Championship in Miami. TUUCI and ChinaOne.Ningbo aren’t far behind!

After some tricky practice days when the northerly wind was blowing down from the black peaks of Jandía National Park, for the opening day of the 44Cup Marina Jandía the wind had generously veered beyond the forecast northeast.

With no retirements, a thrilling contest throughout the 18-strong fleet and near record-breaking speeds, the IMOCA Class delivered something spectacular in the season-ending Transat Café L’OR.

Black Friday may not start until Friday 28th November, but the sale has already started at various retailers, providing bargain-loving motorhomers with a great opportunity to buy must-have accessories at great prices. The Black Friday sale is not only a great chance to get tour-enhancing gadgets, but is also a good opportunity to get ahead…

Winners of the Cap pour Elles with ENGIE talent programme, Mallorca’s Aina Bauza and her French counterpart Axelle Pillain finished in a solid 20th place overall on the TRANSAT CAFÉ L’OR Le Havre Normandie.

The day began with a busy boat park as sailors rigged their ILCA dinghies under overcast skies. The fleet looked sharp and well-prepared signalling a competitive turnout with 48 sailors; an impressive number for a November one-day event!